“Unearthed Secrets: Mechanic’s Routine Repairs Reveal Hidden Treasures and Unexplained Mysteries”
As for how that happened, the mechanic noticed that the stator’s flywheel bolts backed out, and one of them did so to such an extreme that its head snapped off. That head is apparently the culprit for all this damage. As for how the rider ignored it for so long, _switters_ said, “You would be surprised with what some people put up with on bikes.”
A nest that feels heartless to disturb
Those who live in colder climates will sometimes find that the local fauna can go to some pretty extreme lengths to keep warm during a harsh winter. And when those little critters are small enough, chances are good that they’ll seek that warmth under the hood of a car.
That phenomenon is what led these adorable little squirrels to hibernate next to this engine block. And considering that they were apparently able to build a whole nest of leaves before they settled down, this car must have one inattentive driver.
It honestly should’ve disintegrated by now
When a customer brought this obviously unsafe vehicle to Reddit user Anonymoushipopotomus’s workplace, they wanted a smoke test for a possible leak in their evaporator. And yes, they said this with a straight face like that was all that was wrong with their car.
Naturally, the mechanic was quick to bring up the corroded brakes and the tires that look like they were installed four presidential administrations ago. However, the customer refused to let them repair any of that, which makes it hard to understand why they were so worried about the evaporator.
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